Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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CO MUS 1976 CONTENTS PRINTER Hunter Publishing Co. Winston-Salem. North Carolina ZIP 27103 R.A. Hunter, President PUBLISHER Comus Zanesville High School Forrest Gibbs, Advisor All Rights Reserved Editor-In-Chief Myra Smitley Associate Editors Activities — Linda Gillogy Seniors — Teresa Hull Underclassmen — Jim Ferrel Clubs — Linda Untied, Chris Slay Sports — Cathy Pitcock 10 GOOD TIMES 36 HAPPY DAYS — TODAY — TOMORROW 60 ONE STEP AT A TIME Business Manager Rhonda Newman Advertising Manager Doreen Nicoff Associate Ad. Manager Becky Sheline Photographer Director Charles Colliflower Photographers: David Brooks David Reeves Donald Taylor Dan Wilson Larry Wells Production Sales Manager Forrest Gibbs Art Consultant Denise Burnell Typist Diana Porter 76 LEADERS, CHEATERS AND SCHOLARS 104 OUR GANG 142 Athletic Competition: The Thrill of Victory; The Agony of Defeat 170 YELLOW PAGES Special Assistant Marshall Eubanks

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 Like progresses in beats like a clock. Minutes are days Hours are years. Life is like a year. Like the flowing river. The days pass inexorab- ly- A quarter past the hour The stairway leads where? Only once can we choose To do the right thing — Then we must close the door. 2 Myra Smitley

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Change is Constant WtF o T - AT ¥» ,■ '4 ? v . ' TSrl dKS •a • • Time and pare change very rapidly. Change is con- stant and we are constantly changing. Nothing stands still. The seasons manifest variations. ABO 'E one can see the trees on the knoll exhibiting a full array of peak colors during the fall rains and frosts. ON THE RIGHT, winter's onslaught has comjrtetely denuded their foliage. In human society, change has also be- come evident. World leaders such as Chou En lai and Franco have passed from the scene in the gear’s inter- im. On its HOth birthday the yearbook has seen its evolution from a paperback pictotial record to a hardback volume offering a variet of pictures.’ One noticeable change has been the closed lunch period. Last year the parking lot and the cafeiuria Were only partly filled during the lunch period. School is di piissed at 2;30 this year as opposed to 3:00 in pre- vious years. The closed lunch period along with the earlier ringing of the morning bell has made our ear- lier departure possible. It is often difficult to have one's cake and eat it. too. Students appreciate having an early dismissal so that they may have more time in ,the evening. However, a few students felt that they would have liked a longer funch period. 4